NXT looked prepared to set the stage for post-Stand & Deliver storylines but instead reverted much of its booking despite putting on a good show, while AEW purposely showcased a workrate edition of Dynamite after WrestleMania week while setting multiple title matches. Host Adam Silverstein discusses Bron Breakker randomly defending his NXT championship against GUNTHER, new champions MSK getting new tag team title challengers before Nash Carter was released, the TV match of the year in FTR vs. Young Bucks on Dynamite, Samoa Joe's AEW debut and Keith Lee and Powerhouse Hobbs banging meat.
NXT looked prepared to set the stage for post-Stand & Deliver storylines but instead reverted much of its booking despite putting on a good show, while AEW purposely showcased a workrate edition of Dynamite after WrestleMania week while setting multiple title matches. Host Adam Silverstein opens with NXT [4:20] where Bron Breakker randomly defended his NXT championship against GUNTHER, Imperium appeared headed for a split, new champions MSK got new tag team title challengers before Nash Carter was released, and the women's tag team belts changed hands again. Next, "The Silver King" dives into AEW [23:30], which featured the TV match of the year in FTR vs. Young Bucks, Samoa Joe debuted on Dynamite, Keith Lee and Powerhouse Hobbs banged meat, Christian Cage and Adam Cole tried to one-up Edge and AJ Styles, and the Hardys were involved in a convoluted tables match. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.